Threading  Zmax  Znorm
MUSTER     9.53 1.64
dPPAS      19.74 2.12
wdPPAS     22.74 2.44
wMUSTER    12.80 2.21
wPPAS      17.98 2.57
dPPAS2     59.66 5.68
PPAS       14.44 2.06
Env-PPAS   18.25 2.28

==================================================================
|                  Estimated accuracy of your models             | 
==================================================================
                         Estimated        Clusters (N=20200)
                  ---------------------   ------------------
Model#  C-score    TM-score    RMSD (A)   #decoys    density
------  -------   ----------   --------   -------    -------
model1    0.60    0.79+-0.09   3.3+-2.3    20164      0.693
model2   -5.00                                46      0.001
model3   -4.63                               103      0.004
model4   -2.30                              1245      0.038
model5    0.68                             18305      0.749


C-score is a confidence score of the I-TASSER predictions which
is typically in [-5,2]. TM-score and RMSD measure how close the
model is to the native structure and both are estimated based 
on the C-score. TM-score is in [0,1] with a value >0.5 implying 
the model of correct topology. The TM-score and RMSD estimations 
are made only for the first model because absolute values of 
TM-score and RMSD for the lower-rank models do not strongly 
correlate with the C-score. The models are ranked based on the 
structure density of I-TASSER simulations.

Please cite following articles when you use the I-TASSER Suite:

   1. Y Zhang. I-TASSER server for protein 3D structure prediction.
      BMC Bioinformatics, 9: 40 (2008).
   2. A Roy, A Kucukural, Y Zhang. I-TASSER: a unified platform
      for automated protein structure and function prediction.
      Nature Protocols, 5: 725-738 (2010).
   3. J Yang, A Roy, Y Zhang. Protein-ligand binding site recognition
      using complementary binding-specific substructure comparison and
      sequence profile alignment. Bioinformatics, 29:2588-2595 (2013).